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DJWilson
26-07-2008, 04:01 PM
I known there is a lot about on here but i would like some help.

Thanks to the website Callum maded me i am making a webiste and need T and C's when people book me. but i dont know how to word them etc etc.

if you could just say your top 5 T and C's I would be greatful.

Thanks.

501damian501
26-07-2008, 04:12 PM
am sure sumone on here, would send you a copy of theirs, so you can work from that, also try looking at afew dj websites to get a rough idea, to be honest the main ones are about the money upfront, the balance to be paid in full on the start of the night, any damages to equipment ect ect, they need to be fair allround and also look after you, i would also sugguest you put sumthing in their about abusive people or people dissing you, that you will pack up if anyone condones in such behaviour. cheers damian

Dillmiester
26-07-2008, 04:14 PM
Essentail business skills part 1 section 1
COPY AND IMPROVE!

DJWilson
26-07-2008, 04:14 PM
the problem is i dont know how to word them so it seems like i want to get paid 14 days or something :lol: but i dont want use copyrighted T's and C's

nigelwright7557
26-07-2008, 08:41 PM
I known there is a lot about on here but i would like some help.

Thanks to the website Callum maded me i am making a webiste and need T and C's when people book me. but i dont know how to word them etc etc.

if you could just say your top 5 T and C's I would be greatful.

Thanks.

I had a bad experience with a customer refusing my disco over t&c's so I got rid of my booking form. I was probably just unlucky but once bit twice shy.

I now just ask for £20 deposit and work from there.
£20 upfront gets rid of any false bookings.

rob1963
26-07-2008, 11:20 PM
the problem is i dont know how to word them so it seems like i want to get paid 14 days or something :lol: but i dont want use copyrighted T's and C's

G & J,

I suggest you look at various websites (including mine!) to get an idea of the things to include.

Once you know the things you want to cover, if you want to email them to me, I'll be more than happy to re-write them for you in more formal language for your website.....as English is one of my few strong points!

If you take up my offer, there in an email link on my home page.

:)

Jiggles
26-07-2008, 11:21 PM
Rob, English! :eek:

rob1963
26-07-2008, 11:23 PM
Rob, English! :eek:

:D :D :D

Penfold42
27-07-2008, 01:28 AM
And when Rob's done the English bit.....Callum can spell check....:boxer2:

DJWilson
27-07-2008, 09:16 AM
Ok, thanks Rob and others, I'll have a look around and jot a few down.

DazzyD
27-07-2008, 09:36 AM
I haven't got my T&Cs on the website but it's a two-page document that sets out in formal language what I expect of the client and what the client can expect of me. If the client accepts it, the document is signed and returned along with the deposit. Booking done.

I've been using the current contract for a year now and no-one has ever questioned any of the conditions or refused to sign. I think they can see that it's an agreement which works two ways by giving them some rights as well as setting out ours.

DJWilson
27-07-2008, 10:07 AM
If you dont mind me asking, What do you actually put on the contracts?

Charlie Brown
27-07-2008, 04:32 PM
G & J,

I'll be more than happy to re-write them for you in more formal language for your website.....as English is one of my few strong points!

:)

Thats really kind Rob:)

DJWilson
27-07-2008, 06:29 PM
Im making a list of whats i need, thanks to DazzyD he said I can use some of his if I wish.

Thanks all, Ill get back to you

DJWilson
28-07-2008, 06:36 PM
ive started to try and write out my T's and C's, ill post them up once there done